Are these liners deep enough to use in a medium to large stock pot?
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I don't think you can use them in a stock pot I don't think they are made to be that hot of a pan. You would have to check the manufactures recommendations. But they do fit in a large oval crock pot.
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These will fit under standard chafers. They are already filled with liquid, and you light the wick which burns very hot. Be careful not to stand the wick up and place too close to bottom of tray....it can burn through.
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I think they will fit fine. I bought two of them for my two stainless steel pot covers and they worked fine. they are sturdy and easy to install
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As long as the top opening is no bigger than 10 inches. I love my lids. Which they would make them for bigger pots. Good luck, I hope this answer helps you.
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These bags are pretty large. I would measure the crock and see if these will fit. We use them in 6 and 7 quart crocks and the seem like they would fit large ones also. They seem to run big.
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I put an 11" deep round pot that is 12" across. It just barely fits. The one I used is made of a corrugated type material that has a little give to it.
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These are great for straining stocks... the larger strainer will hold a lot of the bulk.
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Yes as long as they are a standard size. I stumbled across some full size pans that I had rented that didn't fit but using these thermal carriers for over 20 years I believe it was a fluke.
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Yes. I put the large stock pot with the lid in the oven and it was fine. I only had the temp at 350 degrees so you'll need to check mfgr. directions.
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yes they all fit well - very good pots/very good value! have been using them for years these were replacements/added sizes
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Even if they weren't way too big, they would not be worth it to use in a small crockpot. Line your crock pot with a layer or two of heavy duty foil, being careful not to puncture the foil.t I will work fine and cost much less.
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I just use any large stainless stock pot, it really just depends on what your shredding.
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absolutely, any standard size liner should work. you just don't need to use them.
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I don't know but I thought the advert say so. I can tell you that I have very large and heavy pots on them and no problem so I think that you would be okay using them.
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I think that they fit any SLOW COOKER (the manufacturer declares it). As my slow cooker is an English brand - round, and had no problem using the USA brand liners in it.The size is printed on the packaging of the liners. Make sure that your SLOW COOKER is not too big for them. The liners should overlap the top of the pot - as seen on the picture of the slow cooker packaging.
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Hi Cassie, I believe that the answer is yes! All the pots have handles that your pot rack should easily accommodate. The two saucepans have holes in the ends of their handles that measure approximately .3" by .4". I don't know the size of the hangers on your pot rack, but if those openings were too small to fit, you could always go to a hardware or home store and purchase and eyelet with a hook (that is smaller in diameter and your pot rack arm). You would then slip the eyelet over your pot rack arm and then use the smaller hook end to hang the pan. You just need to make sure that the hook is small enough in diameter (less than .4" by .3") to fit inside the hole of the saucepan. Of course it may be possible that you might still need to store the lids and accessories somewhere else. My experience is that buying through Amazon (and Costco) gives you an excellent return policy, so if you didn't like them or they didn't fit your pot rack, you should be able to return them. I love cooking with these pans, they heat so evenly (I use them on my magnetic induction rangetop). Hope this helps, my apologies for not getting back to you earlier Cassie, when you live on a lake you're slammed by company all summer long! Sincerely, Phil
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I used them fine. Make sure this lid is shut tight or you'll make a big mess.